Yesterday’s Night City Wire dive had a whole bunch of new content to show off for Cyberpunk 2077, revealing more of a game that so far looks downright stunning, detailed and features a world where Keanu Reeves will never truly die. But like everyone else, I need to know more about how whoopie stick customisation will factor into the game.

A new month is almost here, and on the verge of America’s birthday, Twitch has a whole bunch of free games on the way. Provided that you’re signed up for Amazon Prime that is, so that you can reap the benefits of a Twitch Prime account. Next month’s offerings are a mixture of classic first-person action, tight racing and some stealthy action. Here’s the full list of what will be unlocked from July 1.

Will there be more Keanu? More motorcycles that tingle the Akira-centers of my brain? Find out tonight!

EA seems to have found their Star Wars groove, and they're ready to "double down" on making new Star Wars games.

A brief video and pretty important audio seems have been unveiled, indicating the return of the big bad villain from...Halo Wars 2?

Had the first film been a blockbuster success, WarCraft would have expanded into a trilogy that would have charted the rise of Thrall.

The Christopher Nolan classic is being shown within Fortnite as a means of promoting his upcoming movie Tenet.

In an age where every game is attempting to be the be-all and end-all of its genre, the idea of the blockbuster has lost its magic, leading to a ho-hum reaction and less excitement for every new title revealed with the power of a million PR firms going supernova on the hype blitz. Eventually, the industry is going to reach a point where it needs to seriously look at how they provide their consumers with value, and the sooner that epiphany arrives the better.